RADIO

Southland Times, Issue 20203, 14 June 1927, Page 2

RADIO

TO-DAY’S PROGRAMME. The following programme will be broadcast to-day:— IYA AUCKLAND. 3 p.m. to 4.30 p.m.,, afternoon concert; 6.30 to 7, children’s session—Aunt Betty; 7.15 to 7.45, news and reports, etc; 8 to 10, chimes. Relay of overture from Majestic Theatre orchestra under the direction of Mr F. Mumford: soprano 50105,,. (a) “Kerry Dance,” (b) “My Hero” from “The Chocolate Soldier” (Strauss) Miss D. Bayne; instrumentral, latest song numbers, Rowe’s novelty five; vocal selections, “Ten Minutes of Nonsense,” The Radients. Weather report and interval. Relay from Majestic Theatre: Soprano solo, “Waltz Song” from “Tom Jones,” Miss D. Bayne; vocal selections, “Odds and Ends,” The Radients; jazz selections, “Song and Dance Numbers,” Novelty Five. 4YA DUNEDIN. 3 p.m. to 4.30 p.m., afternoon concert. Chimes. His Master’s Voice recital. Address by Miss M. Puechegud on “Interior Decoration”; studio numbers; address by Mr H. Greenwood, librarian of the Dunedin Athenaeum on “Books”; His Master’s Voice recital; 7. to 7.30, children’s session—Aunt Diana; 7.30 to 7.45, news and reports; 8 to 10, relay from Trades Hall of Grand Concert by leading Dunedin artists. 2YK WELLINGTON. Silent day. 2BL SYDNEY. 8 p.m., G.P.O. clock and chimes; Broadcasters’ Topical Chorus; an hour’s programme presented by Cossar Valves; 8.3, Broadcasters’ Light Orchestra under the direction of Mr J. Knight Barnett; 8.13, Miss Hilda Walker (soprano); 8.20, Mr Roy Scrivener (baritone); 8.27, Mr Bryce Carter (’cello solos) ; 8.34, Miss Madge Helmrich (contralto) ; 8.41, Miss Dulcie Blair (violin solos); 8.48, The Leone Vocal Trio (Wilma Fleeting, Ethel Brittain and Phoebe Hampson); 8.55, Broadcasters’ Light Orchestra; 9.5, Miss Hilda Walker; 9.12, Madame Betts Vincent will talk on “Beethoven” with illustrations at the piano; 9.30, Mr Roy Scrivener; 9.39, Broadcasters’ Light Orchestra; 9.49, Miss Madge Helmrich; 9.56, resume of following day’s programme, weather report and forecast by courtesy of Mr C. J. Mares, Government Meteorologist; 10.0, G.P.O. clock and chimes; 10.1, Mr Bryce Carter; 10.8, The Leone Vocal Trio; 10.15, The Ambassadors’ Dance Band broadcast from the ballroom of the Ambassadors. Sun news will be broadcast during intervals; 11.0, G.P.O. clock and chimes. National Anthem. 2FC SYDNEY. 7.35 p.m., programme announcements; 7.40, a talk by Mr A. S. Le Bouef on “The Gorilla at Home—his character in life, and the story of the gorilla hunt”; 7.50, re-appearance in the studio of Mr Raymond Ellis, eminent English baritone, who commences a new series of broadcast recitals. Mr Ellis will present a group of Schubert numbers, with explanatory remarks; 8.08, from the Conservatorium Hall, Sydney, a programme of compositions by Modern Contemporary Composers, presented by the British Music Society. British.—l Suite, Op. 9, for flute, violin and piano—composed 1914 (Eugene Goossens): (a) impromptu, (b) serenade, (c) divertissement. Albert W. Arlom, Moore MacMahon and Wilfred Arlom. 8.20, 2.—Piano Solos (a) “A Hill Tune” (Arnold Bax), (b) “The Slave Girl” ! (Arnold Bax), (c) “Lullaby” (Arnold Bax), ■ (d) “Gopak” (Arnold Bax), Madame E. | Betts-Vincent. 8.32, Polish.—3. Sonata in D. Minor, Op 9, for violin and piano—comI posed 1905—(Karol Szymanowski): (a) Al- ! legro Moderato, (b) Andantino tranquillo dolce, (c) Allegro Molto, quasi presto, Moore MacMahon and Wilfred Arlom. 8.50, French and Russian.—4. Songs (a) “La Flue Enchantee” (from Scheherazade), (Maurice Ravel), (flute obbligato—A. W. Arlom), (b) “Gias d’Amour” (Leon Guller), Madame Goossens Viceroy. At the piano: Miss Margaret Chalmers. 9.05, French.—s. Sonatina for flute and piano—composed 1922—(a) “Tendre” (Darius Milhaud), (b) “Souple,” (c) “Clair”, Albert W. Arlom and Wilfred Arlom. 9.16, Hungarian.—Lento and Allegretto from string quartet, Op 7, — composed 1899—(Bela Bartok), The British Music Society’s String Quartet (Moore MacMahon, Daisy Richards, Norbert Wentzel and Norman Martin). 9.30, from the studio: A vocal recital by Mr Raymond Ellis, baritone, in a group of English songs; 9.45, Mr Sydney Henry, elocutionist “And Yet I Don’t Know” (Weston and Lee); 9.50, from the Wentworth Cafe, Church Hill, Sydney, the New Wentworth Symphonic Dance Orchestra tinder the baton of Mr Frederick Leighton; 10.00, “Big Ben,” from the studio, Mr Sydney Henry, elocutionist (a) “Philosophy,” (b) “The Storyteller’s Club” (Castling); 10.10, Celebrity records; 10.18, late news and announcements; 10.20, from the Wentworth Cafe, | Church Hill, Sydney, items by the new Wentworth Symphonic Dance Orchestra, until 11.15 p.m. Note: Intervals at the Wentworth Cafe will be filled with musical numbers from the studio. 11.15, National Anthem. Close down.